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listGroupsInDestinationRole command

Use the listGroupsInDestinationRole command to list the groups in the destination roles for a local bus.

To run the command, use the AdminTask object of the wsadmin scripting client.

The wsadmin scripting client is run from Qshell. For more information, see Configure Qshell to run WebSphere scripts .

Command-line help is provided for service integration bus commands:

After using the command, save the changes to the master configuration using the following command:

AdminConfig.save()


Purpose

Use the listGroupsInDestinationRole command to list all the groups in destination roles for a selected local bus. The roles we can specify depend on the type of destination.


Target object

None.


Required parameters

-type destinationType

We can specify one of the following destination types:

  • Queue

  • Port

  • TopicSpace

  • ForeignDestination

  • Alias

The allowed roles for a destination depend on the type of the destination as defined in Administer destination roles.

If you are specifying a destinationType that is either foreignDestination or alias, the foreign bus name specified must be the name of the foreign bus hosting the destination.

If we specify a destinationType of queue or topic, the foreign bus name is ignored. The authorization is granted against the destination in the local bus.

-bus busName

The name of the local bus. We can use the listSIBuses command to list the names of existing buses.

-role roleType

We can specify one of the following role types, depending on the -type we have specified.

Sender

This role type is authorized to send messages to destinations on the local bus.

Receiver

This role type is authorized to receive messages from destinations on the local bus.

Browser

This role type is authorized to browse messages on destinations on the local bus.


Conditional parameters

None.


Optional parameters

-showUniqueNames TRUE | FALSE

Whether to display unique names. This parameter has two possible values:

TRUE

Unique names are displayed.

FALSE

Security names are displayed.

The default value is FALSE.


Examples

The following example lists groups in the Sender role for a queue type destination called Queue1, on a local bus called Bus1.

The following example lists groups in the Receiver role for a queue type destination called Queue2, on a local bus called Bus1.


Related concepts

  • Messaging security

  • Destination security

  • Role-based authorization

  • Temporary bus destinations

  • Bus destinations


    Related tasks

  • Listing users and groups in destination roles

  • Listing users and groups in temporary destination prefix roles

  • addGroupToDestinationRole command

  • removeGroupFromDestinationRole command

  • listUsersInDestinationRole command

  • addUserToDestinationRole command

  • removeUserFromDestinationRole command Reference topic